Yo wassup.

MegaMike · 25 Nov 2006, 01:27

I've known about Mr. Aday since I was like 6 or 7. I never really got into him until several years later though. The first time he actually found his way into my music collection was in 2004 when I bought "Blind Before I Stop" on vinyl, and I got it because of the song "Rock & Roll Mercenaries" featuring John Parr, who is one of my FAVORITE artists, and I love all of John's stuff, and not just "Naughty Naughty" and "St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion)", and that's still the only song I've heard on "Blind Before I Stop". I got a CD copy of it like either last week or earlier this week I think, and today, I got Bat II and the deluxe edition of III (the one with the DVD).

djfierce · 25 Nov 2006, 17:16

WOW! i thought i could ramble a bit

pleased to meet ya anyways Mike.
doesn't matter how you found meat as long as you found him

25 Nov 2006, 01:27	#1
MegaMike Rookie Join Date: 24.11.2006 Posts: 4	Yo wassup. I've known about Mr. Aday since I was like 6 or 7. I never really got into him until several years later though. The first time he actually found his way into my music collection was in 2004 when I bought "Blind Before I Stop" on vinyl, and I got it because of the song "Rock & Roll Mercenaries" featuring John Parr, who is one of my FAVORITE artists, and I love all of John's stuff, and not just "Naughty Naughty" and "St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion)", and that's still the only song I've heard on "Blind Before I Stop". I got a CD copy of it like either last week or earlier this week I think, and today, I got Bat II and the deluxe edition of III (the one with the DVD).

25 Nov 2006, 17:16	#2
djfierce Mega Loafer Join Date: 15.06.2005 Location: Posts: 3,596	WOW! i thought i could ramble a bit pleased to meet ya anyways Mike. doesn't matter how you found meat as long as you found him